Recently, a Japanese veteran wrote a confession letter, saying that he was 87 years old and had reached the end of his stomach cancer, and his time was running out. But he felt deeply guilty of his sins and long-suffering and uneasy feelings. This Japanese veteran is Nakanori Oshima.
His two older sisters said that Oshima Nakanobu was a very timid person, like a girl. However, after joining the Japanese army at the age of 17, under the spiritual brainwashing and stick education of the Japanese army, Oshima Nakanori soon became a cruel murderer. In the early days of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Oshima Nakanori participated in the battle in the south of our country as a soldier of the Japanese 9th Division. Oshima recalled that in Suzhou he had killed four Chinese, including a cloth shop owner with a bayonet and a man pushing a cart selling watermelons.
They captured more than 200 young women and imprisoned them in a temple, where they were machine-gunned after venting their bestiality. Subsequently, Oshima Nakanori and others also used bayonets to mend knives one by one, at Tiger Hill Mountain. Oshima recalled: "When I stabbed every white flesh that was still squirming with my bayonet, I felt like I was cutting vegetables in the kitchen, and I no longer felt that the women who were bleeding on the ground were human beings." ”
During the war, Oshima Killed 28 Chinese and raped 17. After the war, Oshima Nakanori returned to China and began to fall into a kind of insanity, and was later sent to a mental hospital. Oshima said, "Every night, the Chinese who were killed by me stared at me before they died, and their eyes were filled with a trembling hatred. ”
Six years ago, Oshima's only daughter and son-in-law took her two children on vacation to Thailand. There was no wind or waves, and the lifeguards were on the shore, but it was on such a windy and sunny afternoon that the four Japanese drowned together on the beach. This incident made Oshima Feel that this was the sin of the Chinese he had killed that year, and this was the punishment of fate. Oshima said that he had asked the mage, who told him that his sins were too deep to be washed away in this life.
Oshima concluded by saying that he was sorry for those who were killed, could not avoid his sins, and hoped that after death someone would bring his ashes to China and let thousands of people stomp on them as a way of atonement.